IFB P2482007, LCAMP Conservation and Mitigation Training

The contract pertains to the LCAMP Conservation and Mitigation Training initiative led by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, aiming to enhance large-scale conservation efforts through advanced planning and mitigation strategies. The program emphasizes the development of landscape conservation plans that identify priority habitats and promote early mitigation planning, which facilitates more efficient permitting processes and supports the protection, restoration, and enhancement of significant habitat areas. The training involves three sessions, each lasting 4.5 days, designed to impart knowledge on best practices for conservation and mitigation programs nationally and federally, with a focus on conservation banking and related activities. Topics covered include federal laws, real estate and financial considerations, long-term management, monitoring, and the roles of various stakeholders involved in conservation efforts. The solicitation, titled IFB P2482007, was posted on April 9, 2025, with a response deadline of April 25, 2025. The project has a budget range between $500,000 and $1,500,000 and is managed under NAICS code 712190. The Department of Fish & Wildlife seeks qualified entities to deliver this training, with primary contact being Valeriy Khramtsov. Interested parties can access further details and the event package through the provided online link.